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A drunk driver crashes into an Australia radio office
Police in Alice Springs responded to an accident, and when they arrived, found a car had smashed into the offices of the Central Australian Aboriginal Media Association (CAAMA 100.5-FM). Police arrested the driver, identified as a 45-year old man whose blood-alcohol level was an astonishing 0.332, well above the Australian legal limit. Australia's ABC News reports the man was charged with driving without a license and driving with a "high range" blood alcohol level.
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